Liz Kendall

a further 77 people died in the UK After testing positive for coronavirus - the lowest daily increase since the lockdown began.

No new coronavirus deaths were recorded in Scotland or Northern Ireland .

experts say The Number of deaths recorded tends to be over the weekend, to be low, because of reporting delays.

And earlier, a scientist advising the government, said there was still "to go an awfully long way to go" before the pandemic would end in the UK.

Professor John Edmunds said there was a risk of the disease, When great Britain "relaxed their guard".

And He Said he wished that the UK had gone into lockdown earlier as The Delay "cost a lot of lives".

a total of 40,542 people have now died After testing positive for The Virus in the UK.

The United Kingdom is The Second Country - After the USA -

The Last time Scotland no new deaths recorded on the 20th of March was Three Days before the suspension was announced.

Scottish health Minister Jeane Freeman read a "note of caution" to pay too much in on Sunday.

She Said : "It is still very likely that further Covid-reported cases, 19 deaths in the coming days. "

Nhs England announced that 72 cases of death and Wales, announced five.

The Number only includes those that tested positive for The Virus , and other figures show, could be the Death Toll higher.

data from The Office for National Statistics (ONS), one, death certificates, mention of The Virus , suggests deaths had reached More Than 48,000 of 22. May.

It was only about Three months, as the UK reported its first coronavirus death on the 2. March .

health Secretary to Matt Hancock , the comments of Prof Edmunds, who sits on the government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) rejected.

He insisted: "I think we have to make The Right decisions at The Right time. "

Mr Hancock added that there were More Than 100 members from the sage, and said the government had been guided by The Balance of scientific opinion of The Group .

Meanwhile, the says government, she now has homes reached their goal this weekend of the provision of tests for all employees and residents of nursing.

Mr Hancock said offered coronavirus test kits to every care home in England and have delivered tests are entitled to 9,000 nursing homes.

But Labour's shadow minister for social care, Liz Kendall , said that the original commitment had been implemented for tests, were not only delivered to nursing homes, and accused the government of "acting too slowly".

When Mr Hancock said that all the inhabitants and members of the staff in nursing homes have been tested in England coronavirus from the beginning of June .

Source of news: bbc.com